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Nurse Testament,“Patients left to rot and die” “Never seen so much neglect” “No one cares” “Murder”.

2020-04-29

Nurse Testament,“Patients left to rot and die” “Never seen so much neglect” “No one cares” “Murder”.

https://prepareforchange.net/.

April 28, 2020 by Edward Morgan.

 
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You can decide yourself the validity of this Sara FB post.
Go yell at her on her FB page, or thank her.
I am just reposting it by popular request.
Please SHARE this short video! It needs to go VIRAL!
“Patients left to rot and die”
“Never seen so much neglect”
“No one cares”
“The blind leading the blind”
“Murder”
“Nightmare”
“Out of a horror movie”
“I don’t want to be a part of this”
Facebook took her page down, other posted links...
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10 Signs of Unresolved Trauma from Your Childhood and How to Deal with It

2019-12-13

Sherrie Hurd.

learning-mind.com

Posted December 12th, 2019.

 
Unresolved Trauma Childhood.

 
 
Dealing with unresolved trauma isn’t as simple as trying to be more positive. This kind of trauma goes deep with its roots.
 
I seem to always be talking about trauma, abuse or some other unresolved issues. By now, you’d think I’d been cured of all my problems, but I’m not. My traumas run deep, and for a couple of stages of my life, I pushed them back, repressing what happened to me.
 
This isn’t healthy, but it’s a common defense system when you’ve gone through trauma. This could be what your loved ones are feeling and...
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3 Neglected Social Anxiety Causes That Could Explain Your Mental Issues

2019-09-05

By .

September 5th, 2019

neglected social anxiety causes.

 


Social anxiety is a common mental disorder in today’s world. According to estimates, around 7% of the US population were diagnosed in the past year while about 12% of American adults experience the symptoms at some point in their lives. What causes social anxiety?

It is not totally clear what is hiding behind this mental issue. As with most mental disorders, social anxiety seems to be a combination of genetics, brain structure and environment.


Some of the factors that we often find in scientific publications are negative childhood experiences such as bullying or abuse. It makes sense that...
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8 Signs You Grew Up as the Family Scapegoat and How to Heal from It ~ Sherrie

2019-03-20

8 Signs You Grew Up as the Family Scapegoat and How to Heal from It.

By Sherrie.

March 18, 2019


 

Were you blamed for almost everything when you grew up? If so, you could possibly have been the family scapegoat.

The family scapegoat is the portion of the dysfunctional family that takes the brunt of every situation. No matter what happened, even if the situation could not possibly be any fault of the scapegoat, this designated person still receives a portion of the blame. It’s not entirely clear as to why they receive such blame, but this treatment can be devastating later in life.

Were you the family...

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Tags: abuse, family, guilt, neglect, parenting, sherrie


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7 Different Types of Anger and the Hidden Causes Behind Each ~ Sherrie.

2019-01-25

7 Different Types of Anger and the Hidden Causes Behind Each.

By Sherrie.

January 24th, 2019 

 

types of anger.

 

 

Anger is an interesting emotion which comes from many different places. Understanding the various types of anger helps you also harness this feeling.

Before you start being judgemental about anger, take pause for a moment. Anger isn’t a “sin”, but what we do with that anger is what we deem to be wrong. There are so many types of anger developed from various emotions and experiences. Depending on what life is throwing at us, anger could be a number of things.

Anger in its many forms

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What Is the Problem Child in a Dysfunctional Family and 5 Signs This Was You ~ Sherrie

2019-01-17

What Is the Problem Child in a Dysfunctional Family and 5 Signs This Was You.

By Sherrie.

January 17th, 2019 

 

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Within dysfunctional families resides the problem child. Are you the problem child in your dysfunctional family?

You would be surprised by how many people grew up in a dysfunctional family. These people may have been neglected or even the problem child in this situation, depending on their actions and role in the family. I think I was a combination of both, to be honest, which is quite possible.

The definition of the problem child

There are a few ways to look at the problem...
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7 Ways Alcoholic Parents Ruin Their Children’s Psyches and Lives ~ Sherrie.

2019-01-06

7 Ways Alcoholic Parents Ruin Their Children’s Psyches and Lives.

By Sherrie.

January 5th, 2019 

 

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Alcoholic parents aren’t just a nuisance to themselves. Being an alcoholic can actually not only affect the person who drinks, but also their offspring as well.

Personally, I didn’t grow up with alcoholic parents, but my children did. My ex-husband was an alcoholic and I remember many times, trying to shield my children from his drinking. Unfortunately, I couldn’t hide his habits all the time. It wasn’t until later in their lives that I noticed the effects that his drinking had upon their psyche.

Damages and lessons

Alcoholic parents ...
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Tags: abuse, anxiety, behavior, childhood, family, fear, neglect, relationships, sherrie, trauma


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